A handbook of chemical analysis : (adapted to the unitary notation) / based on the fourth edition of H. Will's Anleitung zur chemischen Analyse by F.T. Conington.

  • Will, Heinrich, 1812-1890.
Date:
1858
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    Table VIII. Metals which are not precipitated either by hydrosul- phuric acid, sulphide of ammonium, or carbonate of ammonium. Table IX. Behaviour of the most important acids on heating their salts with concentrated sulphuric acid. Tables X. and XI. Behaviour of the most important acids with re- agents in the wet way. Table XII. Behaviour of natural silicates with acids. PART IV. Examples for quantitative analysis, 202. I. Analysis hy weight, 202. 1. Sulphate of copper, 202. Estimation of water, copper, 20)1; and sulphur and oxygen, 203. 2. Sulphate of iron, 203. Estimation iron, 203. 3. Chloride of sodium, 203. Estimation of chlorine, 204 ; of sodium, 204. 4. Calc-spar, 204. Estimation of calcium, 204 ; of carbon and oxy- gen, 205. 5. Sulphate of magrnesium, 205. Estimation of mog'nmM?/?, 205. 6. Phosphate of sodium, 205. Estimation of phospho7-ns and oxygen, and sodium, 205 ; o^ hydrogen, 206. 7. Acetate of lead, 206. Estimation of lead, 206 ; of ca7'hon, hy- drogen, and oxygen, 207. 8. Tartrate of potassium and sodium, 207. Separation and esti- mation of potassium and sodium, 207. 9. Sulphates of barium, strontium, and calcium, 208. Decom- position of insoluble sulphates, 208. Separation and estimation of barium, strontium, and calcium, 208. 10. Dolomite, 209. Separation calcium and magnesium, 209. 11. Spathic iron-ore, 209. Separation of iron, manganese, calcium, and viagnesium, 210.